The Dillon tribune., 1887-03-11
,.oxrsNA LEG1sLATURE.
-, ,,r the Work Being Done by the
=" territorial Law Makers.
..ol,NClL-MARCH !.

regulating gambling; a''" 10" i SUNDAY
,,w and anti.gamblins.
CITIZENS Of Gallatin Co.pct'tioned for high
license.
uouse bill, providing for building and
,o,n association passed.
House bill f~ a" insane asylum was
co,,c;, bill creating a hoart! oi medical
exa,uiners passed.
rhe House bill concerning railroads,
nth amendments and recommendations,
v,s read the third time and passed, by a
vote OF II 10
,-For ths relief Of X. Bsidler,
was defeated.
H.J.R.4 4--For relief Of Fisk Bros, was
recommended for passage.
House bill 36, concerning licenses was
referred to special committee.
The substitute fnr II. B. ~ providing
benevolent institutions for maintaining
orphan children who are not supported
b. counties, to receive not exceeding SIso
oer year from the Territorial treasury, TO,
e,ci, child supported, provided, NOT more
than $4,000 per year is drawn from tbs,
treasury ,,nder the act, was adopted.
HOUSE.
Nv Committee on Towns aud CDuu.
ties r. ,ort,d back II. B. fixing tompen>a-
ton for the board OF prisoners, with amend
msnts providing that where there are over
Eve prisoners the pay be 50 cents 4 day; Il;
Eve or under ST. a day.
The Joint Committee on pcni,cn,!arv
recommended that three meals day be
furnished prisoners, instead of two; also
that guards be prohibited from Furnishing
prisoners; also that protection against fire
be made; protecting the labor interest
against convict labor.
\ notice was given to provide. tor the
appointment OF Il boiler inspector.
The following bills We're introduced:
BY Marshall concerning mortgage, on
both real estate and personal property.
By Johnson-An act to provide for tn.
dsposite Of public funds in banks.
The Special Committee reported back
H.B. 50, Fee and Salary bill, with amend
menss. Adopted. The bill was ordered
ensrossed The amendments provide that
the new law take effect on December 20,
1855, except Treasurer. which takes effect
March 1, 1850.
Z. J. K. II, provides tor additional
clerks.
Il. g. g, an act concerning the rcprescn.
t'on Of quartz mines. Passed unani.
nous.
Il. 3. s.. in relation to the poisoning of
dogs, was slightly amended, and passage
rcconmer ied.
Z. B. &c. creating the Office OF Public Ex.
amioer, was referred 10 the Special Com.
m'ttee-kanouse, Johnson. Marshall, Har.
wood and Page.
CouNCIL-MARCH (.
An attempt to make II. B. sc, the Ii.
eense bill, the special order for ::,o y. m.,
vas defeated.
H. B. c6, :hc Registration bill was read
''e third time by title and without any re-.
MARKS pro or con; was lost
IT, g. +, for the relief Of Fisk Brothers,
was passed by vote Of II to1.
eardwel! introduced c. J. r. Is, Ia dc.
"ay the expenses of the committee appoint.
20 u v'si, and examine the insane asvlum
anu pen'entiary. The resolution was
pissed under the suspension of the rules
H. d 90, providing for the sale Of the
o'd arsenal at Virginia. City and the Is.
'aoAshnent Of a new one as Helena.
Fassed unanimous.
The Council then went into Committee
y, o' the Whole, with Collins in the chair.
."e ',' consideration Of II. b. 3s, the Road
Will was then resumed. After further
. it was suggested and adopted
,"' . '"e committee recommend the bill for
'na' passage as amended.
II: B. 6s, the Local Option law, was read
~ 'ae nrs' and second times by title, and
paced on the general order.
HOUSE.
''ouse concerned in the Council
y" e"oments to II. B. IS, all &C, extend.
's =, tue a'"e tor railroad companies to com.
pIete their roads.
- 81 an act to punish seduction w:.
received. ' ""s
"e following bills were introduced:
ny Scoby--An &C, 10 ;mnrov. ~.
r,;,, "ey' morality and general standing in
~ ""'y train service and to further insnr. |
ny e''e'y OF the travelling public.